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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-11
BOOTHS SLAYER.
Boston Corbett Said to be Hopelessly
Insane.
From the st. Louis Republican.

From the st. Louis Republican.
TOPEKA, KAN, Oct. 2.-Boston Corbett,
who shot John Wilkes Booth the assassin of
President Lincoln, was, last evening, de-
clared hopelessly insane, and a guardian
was appointed by the Probate Judge to take
charge of his property. Corbett was taken
to the State insane asylum, and will prob
ably continue an inmate of the institution
as long as he lives, as physicians say that it
is impossible for him to be cured. While
living in Boston, Mass, he joined the Meth
odist church Never having been baptized
he was at loss to know what name to adopt,
but after making it subject of prayer he
took the name of Boston in honor of the
place of his conversion. He was always
undlsciplined and cratic. Soon after he
killed Booth, Corbett received an anony-
nous letter purporting to be written by a
Confederate officer threatening Corbett's
life. He really believed that the threat
would be carried out, and the matter
weighed SO heavily upon his mind that he
became partially craZed. He believed that
Southern sympathizers were following him,
and to this day he maintains that friends of
John Wilkes Booth are on his track. 1t
was IN the hope of getting away from his
imaginary pursuers that he came to Kan
sas. So effectually did he conceal his iden-
IVY Oluu " was ScNcIdl DSLOlO ~ was
known in Kansas that he was the slayer of
Booth. For several years past he has been
subject to crazy spells, but never did any
harm. During all his resi-
dence in Kansas he has carried a
revolver with him night and day, SO that
he might be prepared to defend himself
should he be discovered by the imagined
avengers of Wilkes Booth. One of his pc
cularities was his pronounced opposition to
secret societies. By some means he learned
that Booth was member of a secret so
clety, and he believes that the members of
that society are pledged to avenge their
brothers death He has resided on farm
In Cloud county for several years past, liv-
ING In log hut, and with scant allowance
OF food and clothing. About one year ago
he was a delegate to the Republi-
can County Convention. While the
convention was in progress Corbett
was seized with one Of his spells, and
advancing to the platform he pointed
pistol at the Chairman, demanded silence,
and proceeded to offer prayer When he
mad concluded his prayer he ordered the
convention to proceed. Corbett was ap-
pointed doorkeeper Of the Kansas House OF
Representatives last winter. bis conduct
IN the early part of the session was all right,
but one day toward the latter part of the
session, while the House was in the widest
OF heated discussion, he created consterna-
uon by appearing ON the Speakers stand
and drawing from under his coat large re-
volver, he declared the House adjourned.
de was sent home, and has since lost his
mind altogether.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-11
TO A FRENCH ltARIGoLD.

Marigold, sweet MarigoId,
That in my troubling hand hold,
While gazing on my mingled hues.
Why do mine ears with tears sutfuse?
Why do press thee to my heart?
Why does thy smile such sadness bring
Why do the tears uubidden start
At sight of such beauteous thing?
Marigold. sweet Marigold,
Tue story may as well be- told
Why more than any other flower,
Thou movest me with tender power.
Fhe roses climb on kingly tombs,
The violets tell of early love,
On bridal wells the orange blooms,
But none like thee my soul can move.
Marigold, sweet Marigold,
Thou riSest from the sacred mould
That hopeless hides from mortal gaze
The loved one of my early days.
The soft brown of her tender eyes
The golden glory Of her hair
All that Is left from Paradise
Thou holdest in thy chalice fair
Dr.. THOMAS WIsTAR.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17

NEGLEcTISG HER PRIvILRGEs.-A
traveller going through Gcd forsaken
part of Kansas came across a ducout
IN which there was a brawny chap
engaged In the exhilarating pastime Of
beating his wife.
Hello. therel' shouted the travel
er. You let up on that, you old
heather"
ats her that's the heather" yelled
the old man. "rm trying 10 lick a
little specifically into her, be goshl''
What has she done?"
"Why, blame her, she's kickin'
cause want her to so to pra' meetin'
down to 81 Jinpins cabin tonight:
says she'l II be derned if she'll go cause
didn't let her know in time to crimp
her h'ar. I'll crimp herl I'll Earn
her how to back-side that-a-wayi
I'm perfesser an a class leader,
and she'll 60 to that pra'I meeting il
! hev to lick her all the way thar.
Specifically an Christianity amt
goin' 70 die out in this family longs
kin handle OK gadl That's what it
hain'tl"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17

RS- y clergyman was so III foglu-
nate as to be caught in severe gale
on the voyage out. The water was
exceedingly rough, and the ship per-
sistently buried her nose in the sea.
The rolling was constant, and at last
the good man got thoroughly fright
ened. He believed they were destin
ed for watery grave. He asked the
captain ii he could not have PRAYERS.
The captain took him by the arm and
led him down to the forecastle, where
the tars were singing and swearing.
There, said he, when you hear
them swearing you may know there is
no danger" He went back feeling
better; but the STORM increased his
alarm. Disconsolate and unassisted
he managed to stagger to the forecas-
tie again. The ancient mariners were
swearing as hard as ever. Mary"
he said, as he crawled into his berth,
to his sympathetic wife, after tacking
across wet deck, Mary, thank God,
they re swearing yet"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17

MARINE BANK BUILDING.

REG OLAR BRANDS-Sai No Peruvian Ia Bone and Potash
a" R" S soSr Poh4s Of I'm" Pr sLs Ran Bones, Pre-
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all FatiI-iag Materials.
Before
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you Ibis House and
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be
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goods and "
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in thetwo
To
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James r Mattngy,
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Mangy
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17

BILL NYE's Cow-FoR SALE.-"Ow-
ing to ill-health," says Bill Nye, II
will sell at my residence in town %,
range Is, west, according to govern
ment survey, one crushed raspberry
colored COW, aged six years. She is a
good milkster, and is not afraid of the
csrs-or anything else. She is a cow
of undaunted courage and gives milk
frequently. To man who does not
fear death in any form she would be a
great boon. She is very much at
tached 10 her home at present By
means of trace chain, but she will
be sold to any one who will agree to
treat her right. She is one-fourth
shorthoTn and three fourths hyena.
Purchaser need not be identified. I
will also throw in a double barreled
shotgun which goes with her. In
May she generally goes away some
where for week or two, and returns
with tall red calf, with long, wabby
legs. Her name is Rose, and | would
perfer to sell her to a nonresident"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17
nSa-In his famous sne.cb at the NJ,

s9-ln his famous speech at the New
England dinner, Editor Grady told an
90 story, the flavor Of which improves,
II anything. with its age. 1t was as
io'iows; There was an old preacher
9nee who told some boys Of the Bible
Lesson he was going to read in the
norning. The boys, finding the place.
slued together tie connecting PAGES
The next morning he read on the bot.
tom OF che page: When Noah was
l2O Yeas old lie took unto himself =
wife who was-tLen turning tie pace
no cubit lorg, 20 oubi,s Vide bn;I,
Of gopher wood and covered with n;trb
inside and out He was naturelIv
lC.zied at this. He read it again
Verified it, and then said: Nv friends,
this Is the first tire ever met this IN
the Bible, but accept it as an evil
deEoe OF the assertion that we are
!earfally and wonderfully made"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17

~&AE 11~ AES@ES fGDA DkkChEk. (
We sletp P, but the loom Of life never
stops; and the pattern which was
weaving when the sun went down, is
weaving when it comes up to-mor-
row.
lie who is false to present duty
breaks thread in the loom and will
find the flaw wheE he may have for
gotten Its cause.
Some men are like pyramids which
are very broad where they touch the
ground, but grow narrower as they
reach the sky.
In this world it is not what we
take up, but what we give up. that
makes Us rich.
A helping word to one in trouble
is often like a switch on a railroad
track-but one inch between wreck
and smoOth-rOlIing prosperity.
Success is full Of promise till men
get it; and then it is last years nest
from which the bird has flown.
We 60 to the grave of friend say
ing "a man is dead" but angels
throng about him saying "a man is
born
We ought to love life We ought
to desire to live here SO long as God
ordains 1t but let us not so encase
ourselves in time that we cannot
break the crust and begin to throw
out shoots for the other life.
In the morning we carry the world,
like Atlas; at noon we stop and bend
beneath it, and at night it brushes US
fiat to the ground.
ANY feeling that takes a man away
from his home is traitor TO the house.
hold.
1t is one of the worse effects of pros
perity to make a man a vortex instead
OF fountain, SO that instead of throw
ing out, he learns only to draw in.
1t is not well for man to pray
cream and live skim milk.
Liberty is the souls right to breathe,
and when it cannot take long breath
laws are girdled too tight. Without
liberty man is syncope.
The truest self-respect is not to
think of self.
Doctrine is nothing but the skin OF
truth set up and stuffed.
Men have different spheres. 1t is
Tor some to evolve great moral truths
as the heavens evolve stars, to guide
the sailor on the scar and the travel
er on the desert; and it is for some
like the sailor and the traveller, simp.
ly to be guided.
The stream of life forks, and reli.
glon is apt to run in one channel and
business in another.
There is always somebody to believe
IN any one who is uppermost.
Death is the dropping of the flower
that the fruit may swell.
A man living at hotel is like a
grapevine in a flower pot, movable,
carried around from place to place,
locked at the root and short at the
top. Nowhere can a man get real
rootroom, and spread out his branches
till they touch the morning aud even
ing, but in his own house.
As flowers never put on their best
clothes for Sunday, but wear their
spotless raimeut and exhale their odor
every day, so let your Christian life,
free from stain, ever give forth the
fragrance of the love of God.
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sJ-lt is related that John F. An
drew, the late Democratic candidate
for Governor of Massachusetts,, while
chatting with some friends the other
day, was congratulated on the excel
lent showing he had made in the race.
1t reminds me-, he replied, of the
story of the enthusiastic but unskilled
sportsman, who said, when asked the
contents of his game bag, 4 didn't get
any birds, but | gave them a devil of
a serenade.'
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THE undersigned. Attorncys-at-Law and
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reply, whereupon the teacher impress
sively said: You should have said
Julius, SIR And now my lad, turn
ing to another boy, what is your
name?' Bilious, sir
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\ HONEYMOON OF THREE MONTHS.
Prospective bride - How long
ought honeynoo to last, map"
Ma-"They usually last only few
weeks, but | knew one to last three
months"
How delightful Who was the
bride?"
81 was
Perhaps mine will, too
Il fear not. The country is not
troubled with sectional issues now"
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make?"
al was married to your father the
day before he went off with the three
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